The Eu and the United Kingdom, Close to the Carbon Tax Agreement. British Exporters Could Be Excluded From the 2026 Silver

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The EU and the British are close to an agreement that would protect British exporters from the new European carbon tax, which is to be applied from 2026, according to The Guardian. The measure should provide a temporary discharge until the two emission reduction schemes are aligned, under the conditions in which the United Kingdom will introduce its tax only from 2027.

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The United Kingdom and the European Union are close to reaching an agreement that would temporarily exempt British companies from the EU's carbon border tax, scheduled to enter into force in January 2026.